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Starting your nursing career is exciting, but let’s be real—it’s also overwhelming. If you’ve ever felt like the pressure to “know it all” is crushing you, you’re not alone. A recent study published in Nursing Education Perspectives revealed that nearly 54% of nursing students experience

In today’s world, outrage seems to be everywhere. News headlines, social media feeds, and even conversations in the breakroom reflect this cultural phenomenon. For frontline nurses, already facing high-stress environments, this constant wave of outrage can add another layer of tension to the demanding work

Sometimes, a shift will hit you like a freight train. It’s that day when everything seems to spiral out of control: patients are climbing over bed rails, call lights are blinking like Christmas trees, and every five minutes, another unexpected problem pops up. Let’s talk

If there’s one thing I’ve learned in my years of nursing, it’s that confidence doesn’t come from knowing everything right away. It comes from mastering a few essential skills first, and then stacking other skills on top of that foundation. Think of it like building

You’re halfway through your shift, balancing charting, medications, patient care, and just about everything else, when it hits you: Is this it? Maybe you’re a pro at bedside care, but something deep down is nudging you, whispering that you have more to offer—not just in

On a chaotic Thursday morning, Kayla, a bedside nurse with three years under her belt, found herself staring at the mountain of tasks ahead. Two patients with fresh post-op complications, one alarm that wouldn’t stop blaring, and a confused patient trying to escape his bed.